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My design is from the perspective of hiring managers when viewing job seeker profiles, beginning with an understanding of the issues faced by both parties

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Issues

Hiring Managers:

  1. Time-Consuming Review: Reviewing each profile to ensure it fits the job requirements is time-consuming.
  2. Inactive Candidates: Some candidates may no longer be active on the platform, leading to wasted time when trying to contact them.

Solutions:

  • Job Seeking Status: Display the candidate's current job-seeking status.
  • Profile Match Percentage: Indicate that matches percentage of the profile with the job preferences.
  • Last Active Time: Show the last time the candidate was active on the platform.

Job Seekers:

  1. Finding Suitable Jobs: Seek jobs that align with their skills and preferences.
  2. Self-Representation: They need an effective way to represent themselves, knowing HR managers have limited time to review profiles.

Solutions:

  • Clean Layout: Maintain a clean and organized layout.
  • Information Hierarchy: Prioritize information display, starting with the most important and relevant details, followed by additional, detailed, and nice-to-know information.

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I liked the concept from hiring manager point of view. I didn't understand it until I had read your notes which is a sign that the design is not easy to detect. I was especially confused with "I am looking for" line. Also, I like how you showcased the profile match and recommendations, but you could show more like the total number of candidates, and more metrics on how many are 60 % or higher match and other requirements match like location, work style and pay roll expectations.


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